Posted on November 24, 2009 by Iain Hall
I am amazed that so many “Open door” Latte sippers don’t hang their heads in shame for their support and encouragement the criminal disregard for the lives of “asylum seekers” that is clearly evident in the admissions from these people smugglers.
“I have no fear,” one man, a boat captain, tells the reporter.
“I heard that when [...]
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Posted on November 20, 2009 by Iain Hall
Politicians and intellectuals who advocate a continuing exponential growth in our population, and an ever expanding immigration program are part of of that mad scurry to add more people to the wide brown land. I have travelled over a great deal of this lovely country and as vast and beautiful as it is the one [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, Engineering., Ethical questions, Federal politics, Green Hypocrites, House design, Leftism, Life and Work balance, Living with Nature, The Green religion, international politics | Tagged: AGW, AGW and climate change, asylum-seekers, Australian population, Bob Carr, Desalination plant, Latte Lefties | 17 Comments »
Posted on November 19, 2009 by Iain Hall
The whole sorry saga of the “Asylum seekers” plucked out of their stricken boat, at the request of the Indonesian government, in the Indonesian rescue zone has been a disaster fro the government of Brother Number One. And You can bet London to a brick that future aspiring immigrants will take what has happened on [...]
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Posted on November 15, 2009 by Iain Hall
Any one who updates a blog on a daily basis for a long time will probably find that their posts tend to have clusters that cover related topics, I expect that this happens because you tend to be focused on a particular issue over those days or even weeks. Thus I [...]
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Posted on November 14, 2009 by Iain Hall
I have often argued here that there are some crimes for which there is only one adequate penalty . Well what could be a better case in point than the cold-blooded murder of more than 3000 people on 9-11?
Mohammed and his four co-accused will be brought from the controversial prison at Guantanamo [...]
Filed under: Ethical questions, God bothering, Islam, Islamist Terror threats, Justice, Law, Political Correctness, United States, World Events, the Law | Tagged: 9 /11, 9/11, bring back the rope, Capital punishment, GUANTANAMO BAY, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Latte Lefties, London 7/7 | 15 Comments »
Posted on November 11, 2009 by Iain Hall
Rape is a terrible crime on so many different levels, to its victims it is devastating, in some instances they feel that being murdered would have brought them less suffering. Victims are forever scared by this horrid crime. Prosecutors hate the crime because the evidence upon which they must act is far too often only [...]
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Posted on November 10, 2009 by Iain Hall
Instances of Muslim-on-unbeliever violence inspire the victim school to dig up new and imaginative excuses. Colorful examples (drawing on my article and weblog entry about denying Islamist terrorism) include:
1990: “A prescription drug for … depression” (to explain the assassination of Rabbi Meir Kahane)
1991: “A robbery gone wrong” (the murder of Makin Morcos in Sydney)
1994: “Road [...]
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Posted on November 9, 2009 by Iain Hall
Top gear is on now and I don’t have time to respond in detail but to those scum bags stalking Socky I just can’t help laughing, that they have so little to back up their second attempt to out him.
Fail, again!!!
“Police academy” is what comes to mind bumbling fools!
This post will be updated in [...]
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Posted on November 8, 2009 by Iain Hall
A week ago I went to see the talent night put together by the students and teachers at my daughters school. It was , as theses thing so often are, a mix of the very good and the truly dreadful but as the performers were all (collectively) our kids the audience was more than satisfied. [...]
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Posted on November 7, 2009 by Iain Hall
Now this is a turn up for the books, who would have thought that the spokesman for the boat load of Sri Lankians detained by the Indonesians is not what he claims to be?
You can bet the Latte Sippers who want to insist that every claimant is Kosher will be trying very hard to avoid [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, ERR???, Ethical questions, Federal politics, Indonesia, Justice, Law, Leftism, Multiculturalism, Political Correctness, Sri Lanka, World Events, human rights, the Law | Tagged: asylum-seekers, Latte Lefties, Oceanic Viking | 6 Comments »
Posted on November 6, 2009 by Iain Hall
I “love” the way that my Latte sipping friends want to insist that Islam and its nutters do not want to conquer the world . Mainly because it seems to me to be a valiant imitation of the ostrich’s defensive head burying behaviour. The fact of the matter is that among the motivated believers a [...]
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Posted on November 5, 2009 by Iain Hall
When I was active in the Apex Club one of our members worked as a delivery driver for a lagre soft drink company and his name badge proudly proclaimed that he was a “Drink Driver”, The double entendre of that badge made all of us laugh most heartily. Of course driving while pissed is never [...]
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Posted on October 31, 2009 by Iain Hall
KEVIN Rudd is preparing to double the size of Australia’s Christmas Island detention centre in a stark confirmation that his government expects a continuing flood of asylum-seekers from Sri Lanka.
The multi-million-dollar upgrade, sparked by a sharp increase in boatpeople arrivals in the past month, is expected to lift the facility’s capacity to as much as [...]
Filed under: Australian Politics, Ethical questions, Federal Election, God bothering, Justice, Law, Leftism, Multiculturalism, Political Correctness, Sri Lanka, The Green religion, World Events, international politics, the Law | Tagged: asylum-seekers, Boat People, Brither Number One, in the news, Kevin Rudd, Latte Lefties | 6 Comments »
Posted on October 30, 2009 by Iain Hall
As a life long atheist I have had a very long-standing interest in the religious faith of others . No belief in the supernatural out shines the nuttiness of the Warministas these days.The chock-full-of-nuts believers in AGW are amazing because they just seem to believe in “solutions” that do absolutely squat to change anything, [...]
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Posted on October 29, 2009 by Iain Hall
While the world burns under the pressure of mass migration the Latte sippers chill out believing in a “we are all one ” paradigm that will be laughed at (with more than a few tears) by the future generations who will face a world where Europeans become a minority people in their own countries…
How did [...]
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